In Your House 25: Judgment Day - The Results

Jeff Jarrett shows up before the next match can begin, and tells "Marvelous" Marc Mero and Jacqueline to leave so he can wrestle Al Snow. Instead of leaving, Mero attacks Snow from behind, starting their match. Jarrett then heads back to the back.

Al Snow beats "Marvelous" Marc Mero after reversing a TKO into a Snow Plow.

L.O.D. 2000 (Road Warrior Animal, Road Warrior Hawk, Darren "Puke" Drozdov) beat The Disciples of Apocalypse (Skull, 8-Ball, Paul Ellering). After Animal and Hawk hit the Doomsday Device, Droz gets the pin, much to the chagrin of Hawk, who wanted the pinfall. Hawk is not happy after the match.

Christian beats Taka Michinoku in his debut match to win the WWF Light Heavyweight Championship after reversing a Michinoku Driver into a roll-up. (This victory makes Christian one of a few people in the history of the company to win a championship in their debut match.) Edge is seen in the crowd during the match.

Before the next match, Goldust interrupts Val Venis' pre-match speech, telling him it is showtime.

Goldust beats Val Venis. During the match, Terri Runnels yells at Goldust, saying he ruined her life. Val Venis tries to attack Goldust from behind, but Goldust turns around and ducks it. Venis almost runs into Terri, and as the referee tries to get Terri off the apron, Val Venis turns around and gets kicked in the crotch by Goldust behind the referee's back.

X-Pac shows up and tells "The World's Most Dangerous Man" Ken Shamrock that he will be dealt with tomorrow night on Raw for re-injuring "Triple H" Hunter Hearst Helmsley's injured knee. Tonight, D'Lo Brown belongs to him, and the European Championship is going around his waist.

X-Pac beats D'Lo Brown to win the WWF European Championship! During the match, D'Lo Brown accidentally runs into referee Mike Chioda and knocks him out of the ring. Shortly after this, "The World's Strongest Man" Mark Henry shows up and tries to sneak up on Chyna, but Chyna turns around and sees him. Meanwhile, D'Lo Brown takes the European Championship and hits X-Pac in the face with it. Henry picks up referee Mike Chioda and revives him for the pinfall, but X-Pac kicks out. Shortly after this, X-Pac is able to hit the X-Factor for the win and the title.

Michael Cole reports that as per WWF.com, Paul Bearer has reportedly been seen entering The Undertaker's locker room. The Headbangers (Thrasher and Mosh) then show up and accuse "Road Dogg" Jesse James of wrecking their boombox with his face, keeping them from listening to their Marilyn Manson CDs backwards. They also tell "Bad Ass" Billy Gunn he sucks, makes fun of his previous "Rockabilly" gimmick and imply that The New Age Outlaws (Road Dogg, Billy Gunn) are gay before promising that the Outlaws will be doing "the J-O-B on the P-P-V."

The Headbangers (Thrasher and Mosh) attack The New Age Outlaws ("Road Dogg" Jesse James and "Bad Ass" Billy Gunn) before they can even do their pre-match intro.

The Headbangers (Thrasher and Mosh) beat The New Age Outlaws ("Road Dogg' Jese James and "Bad Ass" Billy Gunn) after Road Dogg smacks a boombox into the back of Mosh's head. The New Age Outlaws retain the WWF Tag Team Championships.

Michael Cole reports backstage that Paul Bearer is now in Kane's locker room, and meeting with Kane behind closed doors. Mankind showsup with Mr. Socko on his hand, and says "The World's Most Dangerous Man" Ken Shamrock may know his holds, but he won't submit to the ankle lock. Mankind then makes it obvious that Shamrock has a Mandible Claw with his name on it.

"The World's Most Dangerous Man" Ken Shamrock retains the WWF Intercontinental Championship against Mankind when Mankind applies the Mandible Claw to himself. Shamrock snaps and stomps Mankind a few time after the match after hitting the referee with a belly-to-belly suplex, and as Shamrock scares a few more referees and officials away, Mankind gets up, puts Mr. Socko on his hand and applies the Claw to Shamrock. After the match, Mankind throws a few socks into the ring.

Michael Cole is about to interview WWF owner Vince McMahon, but The Big Boss Man shows up and says everything is handled through him before threatening to shove his nightstick up Michael Cole's ass if he and the camera crew do not leave.

Before the next match, "The World's Strongest Man" Mark Henry (who is not accompanied by D'Lo Brown, despite the announcement that he is) dedicates the match to Chyna, who he not only professes his love for, but also wants to have his children with.

"The World's Strongest Man" Mark Henry beats "The Rock" Rocky Maivia (now known as just The Rock at this point) after D'Lo Brown provides a distraction. After the splash on The Rock, D'Lo Brown holds down The Rock's feet to keep him from kicking out. (At this point, with D'Lo and Mark Henry having turned on The Rock, The Godfather officially kicked out the group on Sunday Night Heat, Owen Hart kayfabe retired after what happened to Dan "The Beast" Severn, and with the three remaining members of The Nation having their own individual storylines and championship reigns, The Nation is no more.)

The Undertaker vs. Kane ends controversially. Before the match begins, The Undertaker pats Kane on the shoulder and shakes his hand after saying something to him, and special guest referee "Stone Cold" Steve Austin tells both men they can more or less do whatever they want before flipping them off with both hands. During the match, Kane whips The Undertaker into Austin, who is then choke slammed by Kane. Kane and The Undertaker then attack Austin until The Undertaker kicks Kane in the groin from behind. The Undertaker and Kane then fight each other again as Austin is down, then Paul Bearer shows up with a steel chair in his hands. Bearer gets in the ring and tells Kane to let him hit The Undertaker with the steel chair. Kane ignores him, and Paul Bearer hits Kane in the back with the chair to no effect. Kane corners Bearer, and The Undertaker takes the steel chair and hits Kane in the head with it. Austin hits The Undertaker with a Stone Cold Stunner before hitting him in the head with the steel chair, then counts both men out with a three count before declaring himself the winner. He then calls out WWF owner Vince McMahon to come out and fulfill his promise to fire him, but when Vince does not come out, Austin decides he will find Vince himself. Austin heads backstage to look for Vince, and Owen Hart is seen backstage on the telephone as Austin looks around. Austin, unable to find Vince, heads back to the ring and says that Vince isn't here as he escaped the arena and from him. Vince is then heard telling someone to raise a projector screen up. A project screen is raised, revealing the luxury box behind it which contains Vince McMahon and The Big Boss Man. Vince is then seen above the entrance with The Big Boss Man, and something is thrown at him after Vince tells Austin that his services are no longer required, then tells everyone to take a picture of "Stone Cold" Steve Austin as everyone is about to see the last of him, and tells Austin "Screw you! You're fired!" Austin asks Vince to repeat himself, which he does. People throw trash at the executive box, and Vince heads towards the wrong as Austin shows his slight surprise to Vince actually having the guts to fire him. He tells Vince that he may never see him step foot in a WWF ring, and that he might as well start hunting season tomorrow, but he can bet his ass that he has not seen the last of him. Austin says he will not cry in the middle of the ring and give him the situation, and asks for his music to be played one last time. Austin's entrance theme is played, and Austin pulls two last cold ones out of a plastic bag before downing them both to the delight of the crowd.